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ecmarkdown should know that a variable can't have an empty name, and thus that an underscore immediately followed by another underscore can't be the start of an UnderscoreFormat.
And similarly with other format-characters*, though none of them occurs doubled in the ES6 spec. Or at least, not in a context that triggers this behavior.
(*Actually, <p>||</p> causes ecmarkdown's parser to throw a TypeError.)
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ecmarkdown converts, e.g.
to
ecmarkdown should know that a variable can't have an empty name, and thus that an underscore immediately followed by another underscore can't be the start of an UnderscoreFormat.
And similarly with other format-characters*, though none of them occurs doubled in the ES6 spec. Or at least, not in a context that triggers this behavior.
(*Actually,
<p>||</p>
causes ecmarkdown's parser to throw a TypeError.)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: